The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-05
LAST DAY AZ LlrOiIl.
CLOSING A MOST SUCCESSFUL
MEETING OF THE CLUB.
Jennie Mcfarland, Spinette, The
Grow, RedstOne and Wanderoo
Were the Winners.

CINCINNATI, O., June 4.-The
twelfth and last day OF the Latonia
meeting was fair, warm aud dry. The
track bad become 10 be in fairly good
condition, and tue fields in all the
races were quite large for the closing
day. The attendance was up to the
best OF the two weeks season.
EFirst Rice.-Selling, purse, for three
year olds and upwards, non-winpers
a. this meeting; seven furlOtgs. Ten
starters, as fillows: Revoke, 100,
Vincent; Watch EN-. 100, Johnston
Ida l., 81, Moore; jennie Mcfarland,
ITO, BIaylock; Eva K, 95, Walker;
Billy Smith, SO. Riley -four pounds
over; Eliza Carter, SIS, H. Jones;
Loftin. 100, West; Lislsnd, 105, Ho-
gan; Gov. Bate, 90, Virgins. Pools:
Jennie Mcfarland, $43; Revoke,
s.; LELAND, 81; field, $3.50. Revoke
got off in the lead, with Eliza Carter
second, Watch EN- third aud Lisland
fourth, followed by Jennie Mcfarland
and the rest. At the quarter Eliza
Garter was leading and Jennie McFar-
land was in second place, with Revoke
third, and in this order they passed
the half; but at the head Of the
stretch Jennie Mcfarland took the
lead and won by two lengths; Eva K
second, a length 10 advance of Eliza
Carter, third. Time-l 1921.
Second Rsce-Purse for maidens,
three years old and up wards; six fur
longs. Seventeen starters, as follows:
Spinette, leo, Moore; Figaro, los,
Thayer; Csssie, SO. Hathaway; Glen.
fisher, "a, K-lly; Paragor, 81, Hogan;
Mishsp, SO, 81. Jones; Miss Florence,
90, Warwick Buckler, l02, Higgins;
Walker, 10Y, Watson; Tension, los,
Curtis; Jot Oreason, ITO, Riley; Vul-
ear, 10S, Johnston; Belle Taw, 81,
Vincent; Slickaway, 81, Cooper; Mary
Ellis, 100, Breckenridge; Jim Orr, 102,
Stoval; Ivsnhos; l04, Dodd. Pools:
Spinette, $35; Cassie, $l5; Paragon,
SIS; field, $50. 1t re squirrel long time
to get q start with 30 large field.
Buckler led, however, with Spine.te
second and Belle Taw third. This
order was maintained to the third
quarter, except that Mishsp and Cas-
sic eucct sslvely took third place, the
rest being srung out. Down the
sire tch Spinelte led easily, though
whipped in the last hundred feet, and
won by length; .Cassia second and
Clients ner third. Time-1:lS3
Third Rsce.-Purse for two year
olds, noD-winneTs at this nesting;
five fuilongs. Ten etsr ers as follows:
Pirate, 100, Fl Jones; Balance, 105,
Stoval; Helen Brooks, 81, Hathaway;
Vstelle, 100, Walker; Osborne, 100,
Vincent; Hector, 100, Moore; Orange
Girl, 81, Kelly; Halle B., los, Thayer;
The Grow, 107, Cooper; Tommy Col
line, 100, Johnston. Pools: Balance,
$125; The Grow, 1858; Helen Brooks,
$42; field, S85. After most vexs-
tious delay start was made with o.
borne fret, The Grow second and Bal
ance third. Helen Brooks came into
the lead before the half mile wNs
reached, with The Grow still d,
The latter took the lead at the third
quarter, and al er spirited finish won
by a half length, with Helen Brooks
second and Halle B. good third,
Time-1 :053.
Fourth Race-Purse, a free handi-
cap for three year olds, non-winners
at this meeting; one mile. Eleven
starters, as follows: Mclaughlin, SO,
Hathaway; Fello " brock, 100, Stoval;
Athlone, So, Monohan; Monocrat, 113,
Williams; Loneslipper, 102, Vincent;
Luke Alexander, So, Watson; Red
stone, l03, West; Sam Harper, jr., 100,
Adams; HiL doc Rose, 81, Moore Dad,
So, Fl. Jones; Kensineton, 100, Coop
or. Pools: Monoc'at, $22; Longslip.
per, SIS; Sem Harper, ir., $l6; field,
$35 Hindoo Rose led at the start,
with Redstone s5cond and Dad third.
Around the turn Redstone took the
lead, with Ksnsipgton a neck behind
at the first quarter and Lpks Alexsn.
der third. At the half mile Monocrat
had reached second place, but at the
third quartsr Dad was chasing Red
stone and thetWo n lie a most spirited
finish. Reds one winning by nsCk,
with Monocrat close third. Time
1:46
Fifth Race. - Cincinnati Hotel
stakes, q handicap for ell ages; mile
and qnsrter. L ght sta'ters, as fol
lows: Katie A., 90; Clarion, 1902; e.
gin, 1l3; Kaloolsh, 106; Mollie's |
Last, 100; VOltiguer, 81; Florinore,
So; Wal dsroo, 9S. Pools: Elein,
$l25; Clarion, $76; Yoltiguer, $32;
field, $50. Elgin got away in the LEAD,
with Katie A second aAd Kaloolah
third, but before the judges stand |
was reached Wsnderoo wss in advance
and was never headed, @ arion and
Woltiguer fuctuating between second
and third, but the finish was, Wan
deroo fret, Clarion second, Voltiguer
third. Time-2:13a. Wanderoo was
not on the programme, and was not
posted as a starter until just q few min
utes before the start. Post odds were
Sto1.
The closing OF this most succ esstul |
season adds new vigor to the Latonia |
Jockey Club.
Opening Day OF che 81. Louis Meet |